@NNewt84 Said
But here's the thing: would you be okay with a film with a female protagonist being recycled with a male protagonist? For example, if someone remade, say,
Mulan,
Charlie's Angels or
Inside Out and just swapped the genders, would that be okay in your eyes? Because if the answer is
no, then that's where the problem comes in - it's this double standard where women are allowed to take over men's movies but not vice versa, and it unfortunately implies that women are the "second sex" that exists in relation to men.
Also, are you aware that black people receive similar treatment? You've heard of the remakes of
The Karate Kid and
Annie where the protagonists are black, right? So, in other words:
women are being treated as a minority. So no, this remaking films with women thing
isn't promoting gender equality - it's just treating women like some lowly minority group. So why are you okay with this?
" Charlie's angels " - the tv show was designed for men. the show three hotties that actually can act, not like " Baywatch " that was stupid show.
Charlie's angels movies were stupid and created by two men. I thought the two movies's storylines were bad, it would have work if men play the starring roles.
you have a problems with " double standards " movies, it would make any different if what gender stars in the movie. either the movie is good or bad.
I will not watch " the new ghostbusters " because one : the storyline look really stupid, second: the movie doesn't remake, and third - the cast is probably better the storyline. it really doesn't matter is there are women in the movie. the movie look stupid to watch.
the writer and the director or even producers of the movie studio of any movie are the one are " double standard " of the cast. these are people, you need gender issues to.